abdalla is still traumatized by her experience. she's now a feminist activist and as such she's trying to redress the balance between the sexes and she hopes to make women's life less difficult in future. this. kenya's. loves to run and now there's another reason for him to smile he's been named men's athletes of the year for the 2nd time the highlights of his season was of course this moment when he became the 1st months running a marathon in under 2 hours in october. he is in the history books at least the man himself was not of a ceremony and would not go on saturday about here's how he responded to the news of his award so you know how he remembers that golden moment. it was really special that davis really coud i am happy to be the 1st human being transmitted to us and i hope it is fact well that's it for now from did over new south africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page we're going to leave you now with the dog on the giraffe yes you had me write these 2. you see well the form of the not unlikel

they said managers gerti, kamili and abdalla who ignored us when we got in contact aren't working forre out there? guy lynn, bbc news. and viewers in the capital can see more on this story tonight on bbc london news at 6.30 on bbc one. and for viewers across the uk — the full inside out investigation will be available on the iplayer later this evening. britain's lewis hamilton says he's ‘flying super—high' after closing in on an all time f1 record. he sealed his sixth world drivers' title with second place in the united states grand prix. it moves him to within one championship of all—time record—holder michael schumacher. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. radio: get in there, lewis! when lewis hamilton crossed the line last night, his team told him what he knew. champion of the world! it took a while for the driver to respond. well, it's easy to wave flags, to hail him as he emerges from the car, champion of the world. but ultimately, only lewis hamilton knows what it takes to make it happen. it's been, i think, our toughest championship that we've had to try and win. and

of people in need of help because of rain damaged roads and destroyed bridges from nairobi mohamad abdalla explains how river dad's a making things worse. these kind of flooding are becoming almost unusual events last year we sold dumbs breaking them bunks the last thing the bunks and killing as so many people read was all the flooding and inundating villages and towns along the banks and many people asking why was the small to avoid it but the government is quick to say that these east due to climate change and beyond their control they are also sending out to various parts of warning to people living only in low lying areas also along the riverbanks not the banks are bound to the bomb to a bus that banks once again on that they should go to higher ground and the east i'm a sieve. of a question going on right now in the west of course but also in other parts of the consumed where there's been extremely. bad conditions and also have bit of rainfall going on and the dumps are also being released in a controlled way and on to leave was i expect that to exacerbate the situation. still ahead o

to western side of the country but hong kong gets up to around 29 celsius in the sunshine sunshine abdalla us through southeast asia we got those showers then around vietnam cambodia could see some wet weather russia showers into central and southern parts of the philippines as well some of the live you saw the notice so wet weather now starting to show his hand into indonesia as we go on through the next couple of days but the wetter weather will certainly be reserved for vietnam some pretty wet weather continuing to insist southern areas of in the air we have got this tropical system making its way into the arabian sea pulling away from the western side of in the air but we have got some showers there just around the west of the country the wetter weather remains across the southern areas and also for lanka. sponsored by countdown and. is a popular filming location in france when it comes to stories about drugs crime and radicalization tired of negative stereotypes youth worker it's managerial it's reclaiming its image by putting its young residents behind the camera. the stories we don'

stories of learning from professor mohamad abdalla o.b.e. and tech entrepreneur. both combining south belief hard work and a good education to achieve their dreams. they've enjoyed great success as arabs abroad yet still remain close to the values of their home countries that surely as they're enjoying legacy. stranded 8 long years on the su is canal. creating their own community and the economy there was you know president bush used to go in even al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships survived the desert so it's the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks democrats did what was asked they said we'll have a vote and lay out the procedures going forward for the public testimony with detailed coverage here in town plans mean a financial center a place that is usually teeming at shoppers during the weekends and tourists from around the world it will take tended to a 1000 years for thi